The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-09

81 Money .
closing orered at 80. sub-Treasury, gold, sIsf-
ments dull but steady TO srm-fs per cents.
2sI49l0e4. State Bonds dull but steady.
Ala. Class A 2-5's los Nash. & Chat 80. S1I4
Ala Class b, SIS liz y Q; Pacific lists =
Georgia rs mort-Ius Nor'k & West pre- sos
N C., cons'd SIS lz5 Northern Pacific 3l@4
:. c. Brown con. I0s1@ Pacific Mail. $40.
Tenn, settiet IS .4l4 Reading J,s
virginia consol'd. S. Rich. & Danyiile 80
Chesapeake Ohio = Rich West PIT 5.5s
Northwestern. IgSss+ Rock Island. E5
NOrthwest'n ef-lJy1s St Paul. --.-.... sos
Delaware l2ickissas St Paul prefd-- l25ts
Erie 3s:s Texas Pacific KS
East Tennessee. -sl4 Tenn Coal q Iron. 81
Louisville S::Nash e6ls New Jersey cen. sIls
Memphis & Char. 5s1z Missouri Pacific IOsI4
Mobile & Ohio lfs Western Union. as
Cotton Seed Oil Tr. 5ss.
*Asked. -Ex-dividend-
The New York stock market as a whole was
fairly active to-day, but continued heavy TO
weak throughout almost the entire time.
There was no news of specia! importance to
affect values. but the London market and
those ON the continent were weak. and for
eigners were free sellers of stocks here. Ira
ders who are still heavily inclined were active
in hammering the market, and in the absence
of unfavOrable news of the circulated reports
of the death of Emperor William and rumors
in regard to the health OF Gould. No
firmation could be had for any of the stories.
but they served their purpose for the time.
Usually the active list, with the exception of
Union Pacific, declined small fractions only,
but among the specialties several sharp breaks
occurred. 81. Paul and Duluth being most
prominent. a dividend upon Western Union
had no effect whatever upon the course of the
stock, having been fully discounted during the
past two days. Northwestern stocks are
quoted eX-diyidend to-day.
The opening WIS active and weak at declines
| from last evenings final figures, extending To
| IL. per cent. The market was feverish and
subject TO sudden spurts OF activity during
| which the hammering process was carried out
| Prices were irregular but generally weak dur
/ ing the greater part of the first hour, after
which frmer tone was impaired 10 trading:
| feature. After ! O'Clock the heaviest decline
| hour the market was dull but steady, with the
| exception of Consolidated Gas which deyel-
| oped special weakness The close was quiet
and steady. Total sales, u. 900 shares
Cotton.
NEW YORK June s.-Greene x Cos report
| on cotton futures says: lit has been only
| moderately active day, and for a time appear
Ell little slack under apparent inclination TO
| continue on unloading of the old crop months,
the bulls making no notlceable resistance
| Later in the day, however, on better accounts
j from abroad and report of good spot business
here accomplished with rumors OF further
| amounts under treaty feeling, became tirmer-
| and more or less recovery ON the price erslied.
but there did not appear TO be demand enough
1
has again stood up fairly, with apparent in
clnation TO buy October at large difference in
| cost. Altogether, however, the market was
without radical feature, and closed IA fraction
under last evening"
gross Iae4- Futures closed steady: sales. 81 t1O.
June, il 80, ii - July. IL ;s6Il 81; August.
10 a. Soyemfer. 10 i49Si6 Is; December.
IL Ia 10 IL; January, 10 l9,5lO L. Am,
including 700 for export; Uplands, ii I'D ;
Orleans, lbs; net receipts 49, exports To Great
Britain, IL; to the Continent, 49,; stock,
81 los.
| LIVERPOOL June s. p. m--Coton futures
June, 5I-6i. seller; June-July, LEA, seller;
BIER, ) 36i buyer; Septenber-October ; 1914,
value; October-November, SEA, buyer; No
value Futures closed firml-
| GALVESTON, June s.-Cotton firm mil
ding, 10 ll-l6; net receipts, 3; gross, .; sales
| NORFOLK, June s.-Cotton steady; mi,islling
| 10 3lb: net receipts, 5l' gross receipts, 81
sales, -; stock, 3,ldd; exports Coastwise d.
| RAITIMoRE, June s.5t'otton nominal mid
ding, II1s; net receipts. -; gross. -: sslcS
-; stock, 4-si1; exports coastwise. -; sales Il
spinners-
BOSTON, June s;-Cotton steady; mddling
lI1s: net receipts 81; gross receipts, -: ss,lcs
none; stock. none; exports to Great Britain
WIIMISGToN June s-Cotton firm: mid
ding, Ills net receipts, 3. gross receipts,
sales, none; stock, 1,fgs; exports coastwise
| A. June S--tsbtpn iiftn tnI'i
ding, IIzs: net receipts Il; gross receipts li-
stock, 1885
SAVANNAH, June s.-Cotton firm mid
ding. 1855 net receipts, q; gross, d; safes
IL; stock, 3, Hi; exports co&istwise, Isl
| NEW ORLEANS June s.-Cotton firm mid
ding, I0f4: net receipts. 80 +; gross receipts. 40
| sales $3.50; stock, lO.6iD; exports to Grea
Britain, -; coastwise. 2tsIj.
MOBILE, June s.-Cotton firm middling
1854: net receipts, 3 !; gross receipts, D; sales
, | -; stock: s.ss; exports coastwise, 30
MEMPHIS, June $. Cotton firm: mid
| ding. IL; net receipts. "a gross receipts
| 1853; shipments, ~; stock, l0:sG.
AUGUSTA, GA, June Section firm /: mid
ding, IL: net receipts, !; sales, -; shipments. :
| CHARLESTON, June I. Cotton firm mid
ding, lGs4; net receipts, 5f,; gross receipts, =s
| sales. ~: stock, .0Ss; exports coastwise,
General Markets..
! CHICAGO. June s.-July wheat opened a
s63s. and within tye minutes had declined 1.o
| Almost every body seemed to have some Q
| sell, and under free offerings il imme,iihte
| began "A dOwnwarp movement with few pause
! till ss53s reached. Then there was littl
| withdrawal of pressure. A large proportion q
the stuff sold came from houses who loaded u
| IL little on strong spots Yesterdays receipt